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Snow White And Lusty Dwarves: Roundup

Monday, July 10th, 2023 -- by Bacchus

I have long been partial to adult parodic versions of the Snow White story in which the seven dwarves show themselves to be the industrious little horndogs we all know they must be. Some extremely entertaining photography at Molly’s Daily Kiss had me looking back through my archives, and so I decided to put together a quick link roundup of dwarven dalliance, just for fun:

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Lust: A Conscientious Objector

Sunday, September 10th, 2017 -- by Bacchus

disgusted demon

You just know what this evil demon bastard is thinking right now:

Lust! With fragile human females no less! What is the Dark Lord’s bloody endless obsession with lust? Always with the lust! Lust on Monday, lust on Tuesday, if it’s Wednesday? More lust! You know what, it gets old! It’s not even fun any more. Why couldn’t it be gluttony, even just two days a week?

Art is from the cover of Les Forces Du Mal.

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A Week Of Being Adored

Wednesday, July 17th, 2013 -- by Bacchus

You want to know what women want? It’s a big topic with no universal answers. But there’s a hint in this excerpt from a post at More Pecudum:

The power of two skinny legged, perky breasted 18 year old pussy-carrying miscreants isn’t a thing you can measure with a few words about heat. Girls like my cousin and I are crazy dangerous on our own. She had a talent for not giving a fuck, and I had a talent for giving off a sex vibe. So, young, full of sexy, and with access to clubs since she was running sound for rock shows and I was holding, we had a few solid weeks to fill ourselves with any cock we pointed ourselves toward.

The night I met you, we were bored as hell with the usual routine… We were stoned, we were driving around, and we saw you and your friend walking down a sidewalk. We circled the block and we picked you up.

Over the next week you kept coming over, and I took your virginity, and you kept calling me your fantasy woman. The way you looked at me as I walked around naked, summer sun skin and strawberry blonde hair, I felt like a girl out of a song. Nobody had ever — nobody has ever looked at me that way. I blame you, in a way, for all the years that followed of me loving every single song with “girl” in the title, because all I ever wanted after that was for someone to think I was their fantasy.

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Sermon On Lust

Monday, December 5th, 2011 -- by Bacchus

I think I’d rather live in our world (where lust predominates and poke-noses preach against it) than in the mirror-image world. But it would make for more entertaining sermons the other way ’round:

a sermon on lust, and why you should practice more of it

That’s a panel from Sermon at oglaf.com. Thanks much to alert reader “A” for sending along the link to this webcomic!

 

Sex Fiends With Style

Wednesday, July 22nd, 2009 -- by Bacchus

We can’t turn off our inner sex fiends, but we don’t have to be jerks about it.

I love this line. It’s a pithy expression of one of my long-standing goals for ErosBlog. I’ve said it several different and wordier ways, but never so well.

It comes from the middle of a huge fleshpile of comments on this post at Less Wrong. (If you’re wondering what I was doing at a place like that, I can only blame Faustus.)

 

Black Lagoon Lust

Tuesday, July 7th, 2009 -- by Dr. Faustus

As part of my continuing activies as a low-brow, wrong-thinking cinĂ©aste I’ve recently been re-watching Creature from the Black Lagoon. Much of great quality has already been written on this movie, so I’ll leave off with just one picture and two comments.

lustful creature from the black lagoon

The creature, paralleling and getting an eyeful of Kay, who was played by Julie Adams.

(1) Creature from the Black Lagoon was released in 1954. Are there now, around America and perhaps around the world, unusual numbers of sixty-ish men with a fetish for white, one-piece bathing suits? I would not be surprised if there are.

(2) If you’re an adult with any sort of better nature, you certainly can’t approve for what the Creature has in mind for Kay. (And if you don’t know what the creature has in mind for Kay, there’s always Humanoids from the Deep (1980) to spell out what couldn’t be made explicit in 1954.) But if you have ever been an adolescent boy, you’ll at least always be able to understand the Creature’s point of view.

 
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